The mountain town of Moena in Italy needed a new carpark and a bridge, and the original idea required a lot of excavation at great cost to the environment. A more sustainable solution came from Angelo Salamone and Rossella Di Bari of AS-DOES (Designers Of EcoSystems), who proposed hiding the carpark inside of the bridge using prefab construction that would only require minimal excavation, protecting the delicate ecosystem. Part of the bridge is for cars and another part is topped with a green roof and serves as a major thoroughfare for hikers, bikers and tourists. The BRIDGE meets the needs of the city for parking and transportation while providing a beautiful, sustainable and meaningful gathering space.

The Municipal Administration of Moena needed a new carpark and a new bridge for the Longea, which is a popular tourist destination. Originally, the idea was to excavate a side of the mountain, build the car park and then build a bridge. But this proposal would have greatly impacted the landscape, views and the town during construction. Angelo Salamone and Rossella Di Bari of AS-DOES (Designers Of EcoSystems) wanted to come up with a more holistic solution that would provide the necessary services and also improve the area.

Their solution utilizes prefab construction that can be completely disassembled and recycled if need be to create a combo bridge and car park. The new structure would consist of a car bridge on top, with a multi story carpark built below, requiring little excavation to put it into place. Below the structure, the area would landscaped and serve as a natural amphitheater for concerts and gatherings. A green roof would cover the rest of the structure on the uphill portion and serve as a pedestrian connection across the canyon and also provide space for an information kiosk, bike sharing service and trails. Views from the bridge and new pedestrian zones would be unprecedented and draw people to the area to enjoy the landscape.